@inglesincreible: Non-Defining Relative Clauses 📌 | Add Extra Information Like a Pro Why do we say: The book, which is red,… with commas? 🤯 Learn extra info clauses fast! Non-defining relative clauses are used to add extra (non-essential) information to a sentence. They are like a bonus detail — if you remove them, the sentence still makes sense. 📌 In this lesson you’ll learn: ✔ What non-defining relative clauses are ✔ Why they always need commas ✔ When to use who / whom (people) ✔ When to use which (things or situations) ✔ How to use quantifiers (some of whom, many of which) ✔ How to sound more formal and advanced Examples: 👉 The book, which is red, is on the table. 👉 My teacher, who is very kind, helped me. 👉 The students, many of whom were tired, finished the exam. 👉 He missed the meeting, which was unfortunate. Perfect for students who want to improve their grammar and sound more natural and advanced in English ✨ Follow for more easy English lessons! 📺 YouTube: @mtsubasainglesincreible #inglesincreible #learnenglish #englishgrammar #relativeclauses #englishlesson

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